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2014 - 2015 Tornado World Championship - Day 3

by Andrew Dowley on 3 Jan 2015
Tornado World Championships - Day 3 Martina Barnetova
2014 - 2015 Tornado World Championship - With four races scheduled for Friday it was always going to be a big day, especially with the points being so tight at the top.

Again there was lots of cloud cover to start the day but this cleared over the lunch break to a windy afternoon with clear skies.

The first start of the day was a little frustrating with the sailors fighting to be first over the line, this resulted in two general recalls from race officer JT who has been doing a great job. The U flag then made an appearance with the sailors holding back for the third attempt. After some wind changes across the river some sailors were gaining but were then quickly left behind. The local sailors from Nedlands YC were in their element. In the end it was Team Redbull who took the victory followed by Gavin Colby and then Brett Burvill.



In the second race the start was also close with plenty of discussion at the pin end. The left hand side of the course seemed to pay best but with varied wind it was hard to judge. Sailors could be 100m apart but sailing different courses, this was an exciting downwind with fast sailing and crossing of boats.

After three laps Team Windrush took the race victory followed by Roland Gaebler then Redbull.



In breezier conditions the sailors headed out to the start area after lunch for the final races of the day. The wind kept building throughout the race with an average of 22 knots throughout the race. There was plenty of drama with Roland Gaebler having his port rudder knocked off before the start, James Clark stopping for a swim in front of the downwind gate and plenty more capsizes across the race course.

After the third race the race officer decided enough was enough and postponed the fourth race until tomorrow.



Scoring a one, three, one today the table has changed and Iordanis Paschalis and Kostas Trigonis lead the fleet going into the final races. If they can hold on then this will be their fourth World Championships in a row.

Top Three Open Results
1. Iordanis Paschalidis and Kostas Trigonis (GRE7)
2. Brett Burvill and Ryan Duffield (AUS333)
3. Gavin Colby and Pete (AUS05)

Top Three Mixed Results:
1. Roland and Nahid Gaebler (GER1)
2. Jurgen and Sarah Jentsch (GER211)
3. Maria Tsaousidou and Marc Baier (GER14)

Tomorrow is the final day of the 2014 ISAF Tornado Worlds and Global Mixed Championships with two races scheduled for the morning.

Complete Results:

Place    Skipper                          Boat                                              Score     1       2         3       4        5        6         7       8       9     10

1

Iordanis Paschalidis

Tornado: 01 - GRE7-Redbull

13

2

1

4

1

 

1

3

1

 

 

2

Brett  Burvill

Tornado: 03 - AUS333-Windrush

21

4

6

2

 

3

3

1

2

 

 

3

Gav Colby

Tornado: 05 - AUS05-Alter Ego

27

1

2

9

5

1

2

7

 

 

 

4

Roland Gaebler

Tornado: 21 - GER1-J.J. Darboven, Marin

28.9

3

12

1

2

4

 

2

4.9

 

 

5

James Clark

Tornado: 27 - AUS331-Upstart

47

5

3

10

4

 

9

6

10

 

 

6

Lachie Gibson

Tornado: 13 - AUS300-Nothing Too Serio

61

9

17

 

6

2

12

12

3

 

 

7

betz markus

Tornado: 23 - GER02-Boattox

63

12

4

17

8

8

6

8

 

 

 

8

Allan Gamble

Tornado: 32 - AUS3251-Sirius Minerals

64

6

8

5

16

11

8

10

 

 

 

9

Paul Raymond

Tornado: 30 - AUS326-Massive Dong

65

14

9

13

 

5

5

15

4

 

 

10

Matthew Punch

Tornado: 33 - AUS322-NAUTICAL SUPP

65

8

11

11

13

6

11

 

5

 

 

11

Ethan Neaves

Tornado: 11 - AUS319-Kapeesh

80

10

15

12

10

 

14

13

6

 

 

12

Gavin Davies

Tornado: 17 - RSA36-Wild Thing

86

22

20

3

 

9

17

4

11

 

 

13

Paul  Peterson

Tornado: 04 - AUS330-Tornado Sailing

87

7

7

8

3

15

31

16

 

 

 

14

Josef Gunkel

Tornado: 31 - GER100-Archimedes

89

16

13

18

14

14

7

 

7

 

 

15

Billy Leonard

Tornado: 20 - AUS315-Hoon

91

11

 

16

12

10

20

9

13

 

 

16

Gavin Parker

Tornado: 18 - AUS325-Aeolos

92

 

18

26

9

7

13

11

8

 

 

17

JÃœRGEN JENTSCH

Tornado: 22 - GER211-GRIS

95

20

16

6

 

16

16

5

16

 

 

18

Maria Tsaousidou

Tornado: 24 - GER14-Gris

95

 

5

19

11

13

18

14

15

 

 

19

Michael O_Halloran

Tornado: 08 - AUS8-Shergar

107

13

10

24

15

17

4

24

 

 

 

20

PETER GIBB

Tornado: 07 - AUS317-VINO ROSA

125

18

19

28

17

12

19

 

12

 

 

21

Bill Caunce

Tornado: 19 - NZL70-Quantum Leap

128

17

21

14

19

 

15

20

22

 

 

22

Stefan Bernsdorf

Tornado: 35 - AUS226

135

19

14

15

20

22

26

 

19

 

 

23

Bevan Chrimes

Tornado: 28 - AUS327-Sparks

140

15

23

20

23

31

 

19

9

 

 

24

VICENTE AMENGUAL RI

Tornado: 10 - ESP11-EL GAITERO

150

21

28

7

 

23

22

26

23

 

 

25

Ron Stokes

Tornado: 26 - AUS320-Full Monty

154

23

 

21

21

21

23

25

20

 

 

26

Glenn Neaves

Tornado: 15 - AUS319-Sail Bad The Sinn

157

24

 

29

26

20

21

23

14

 

 

27

Steve Glynn

Tornado: 25 - GBR415-Dinghy Rope

160

27

27

23

24

 

25

17

17

 

 

28

Harry Winspear

Tornado: 14 - AUS289-Dirty Harry

165

25

24

25

22

 

24

27

18

 

 

29

DIRK ALBER

Tornado: 12 - AUS324-VIAQUA

182

26

25

27

27

 

27

29

21

 

 

30

Cracknell Gwyn

Tornado: 06 - AUS251-Esoteric

198

28

29

31

29

31

28

22

 

 

 


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